CLICIC Lawn and Garden Portable Sprayer - 1.3 Gallon/5 L Pump Pressure Sprayer Includes Shoulder Strap.

Wow this works as expected functions without flaw it does feel like it could use an area on the canister that allows you to see how much is in it. It is not transparent in any way and there is no section that is transparent that shows you what you have remaining. Sure you can tell how much is left in there by holding it and determining the weight of what is left but still I think next time I would buy one that is clear. But the color does match most of our backyard stuff so we are going to keep it.

It's a good size and technically speaking works, but there are several cons.- The nozzle leaked from 2 places from the first use. At the base of the nozzle and at the top of the handle, just above the press lever. About one drop per 5 seconds or so - which I "fixed" with waterproof tape b/c it was too much hassle to return it - although it's not too late and I still might.- The empty canister seems heavier than it needs to be. I have a similar contraption in my barn that I use for bleach, and that setup is lighter.- I like that it has a carry strap, but I thought I'd seen a photo in the video of somebody carrying it like a backpack...that is not possible with this strap.- When filled the strap really cuts into my shoulder, so I retrofitted a laptop strap pad onto it myself.- My main complaint is that the wand and nozzle seem unable to be adjusted very much. You can't really adjust the amount of water it emits. It can either come out like a misted spray, (not useful for watering indoor plants unless you care to get your walls all wet) or a stream. The bezel at the end has a hole rather like a pinpoint. Despite the fact that the bezel at the end turns and turns - its really only a binary choice: spray-mist or stream. The stream option is very thin which makes watering quite time consuming and even the lowest pressure splatters dirt everywhere. A wider, slower stream would be better (but maybe that's not possible in a manual pump scenario?) So I actually carry a gallon jug for my floor plants, and just use this tank for the hanging plants where the wand is more helpful to reach over my head.- I unscrewed the end-bezel completely to see if I could just get water out at the width of the tube instead of the pinpoint. That revealed that the end has 2 holes which squirt water in a Y shape - also likely to result in spraying water all over your walls.I dunno - seems like no end at all might be the best solution - but the part under the bezel does not unscrew, and I'm hesitant to take a cutter to the wand until I know whether I can buy a replacement wand.

I finally had the chance to use this small sprayer. I bought this for my 12x25 foot small greenhouse. It turns out that it is too small for this use. After you pump it up, you can spray for about 6 or 7 seconds before it runs out of pressure and you have to pump it up again. It needs to be at least twice as big as it is, to be practical for a small greenhouse this size. This is the second one that I got from this company. The first one that I got from this company was damaged so they sent me another within a couple of days. The company is great and their response to problems is fast, which I complement them on.

I've used this 4 or 5 times now to spray down weeds between our paver cracks using a homemade weed killer cocktail of water, vinegar, dish soap, and salt. Works great for that, no issues with seals. I make sure to rinse it pretty thoroughly with water after each use to avoid any corrosion.

I am such a fan of this sprayer and very glad that I added this to my garden routine.It’s very well made, sturdy and looks like it will last quite a while. I like the capacity - when full to the fill line, I can water my entire patio garden.I also use it to rinse off my daughter’s patio table and umbrella, as well as rinse off the sliding glass door tracks, patio furniture, etc. it’s very dusty here in the desert of course - and this sprayer offers plenty of pressure to easily clean off dirty buildup.Our patio has never looked better, my garden is happy, and I’m happy! Plus, the kids love to get involved and spray the plants, too.I appreciate the shoulder strap and once the unit is filled and pressurized, I just head out and get it done. So nice.

Although this sprayer did not include instructions, a little common sense goes a long way. Everything is pretty evident anyway. It does everything it says, it is high capacity (I bought the 2-gallon size), and the pressure goes a long way. The only thing that could possibly improve would be the inclusion of a few different tips with different angles to hit hard-to-reach areas.

I did get a different one that worked great for me. But this one really sucked. First it stopped holding a seal but only after it had enough pressure to backup all over the place. Then it stopped working all together.

First, didn't came w the strap. Second, difficult to understand how to put together, maybe is because is my first one. Third, while I was using it, the bottom that make the pump spray works stop working. Now if I need to use it, I have to press hard the bottom and for moments its painful for my finger and have to stop.Maybe it's a manufacturer problem. I decide keep it cause I don't want to go by the return process. The size is perfect for me. Its fine the material. Its what I really need for my garden.

Its not strong as i expected ,

It worked for a couple uses but then broke. Possibly just got a bad one but my return widow was closed so I won’t purchase this one ago.

Small and compact, easy to haul around, even on the ladder. For small jobs. Not so ruff and Tuff fittings so gentle work and handling if you want it to last. Comes with a few spare parts.

No proper instructions can get to spray water unless pumping water at same time. There is a parts bag do not know what for even tried youtube Help please

Saves heavy lifting for my Mom watering hee flowers PERFECT!